Palm Fatty Acid

Palm Fatty Acid refers to the fatty acids derived from palm oil or palm kernel oil, which are obtained through processes like hydrolysis or splitting of triglycerides. These fatty acids are widely used in industries such as soap-making, cosmetics, food, and biofuels.

Application

Soap & Detergent Manufacturing

Key ingredient in laundry soaps, bar soaps, and liquid detergents due to its foaming and cleansing properties.

Animal Feed

Used as an energy source in livestock and poultry feed (after further processing).

Lubricants & Greases

Modified for use in industrial lubricants and metalworking fluids.

Rubber & Plastics

Acts as a softening agent in rubber production.

Candles & Cosmetics

Used in candle-making and as a base for creams, lotions, and ointments.

Biofuel Production

Can be converted into biodiesel or used as a feedstock for renewable diesel.

Description

Product Characters：Yellowish to dark brown liquid/semi-solid
Executive Standards：
Formula: C₁₆H₃₂O₂
CAS No: 68440-15-3

Key Characteristics of Palm Fatty Acid

Property	Description
Primary Fatty Acids	From palm oil: Palmitic (40-50%), Oleic (35-45%) From palm kernel oil: Lauric (45-55%), Myristic (15-20%)
Key Values	-
FFA Content	70-100%
Iodine Value	30-60 (palm), 15-25 (palm kernel)
Saponification Value	200-250 mg KOH/g

Flexi bags and Tank

A 20-foot container of Palm Fatty Acid can typically hold around 21 metric tons when packed in flexi tanks. This is equivalent to about 24,000 liters Basis of shipment in containers can be CIF destination or FOB as required.

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